The Armed Forces lacks shells, and the invaders are trying to fix themselves in the Avdiivka areas - Deepstate expert expert

The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation try to arrange positions in the houses of Avdiivka step by step, sometimes moving several people. The Armed Forces is critical of ammunition, and the Russians have so much that they are not even aiming, says the co -founder of the Deepstate project Roman Pogorely. From the very beginning of the war of the Armed Forces, ammunition was insufficient for artillery, and now this projectile hunger has become as noticeable as possible.

In turn, the occupiers use shells often without aiming at all. This was stated in an interview with Focus by a military analyst and co -founder of Deepstate's project Roman Pogorely. In the Russian army, there were problems with the projectiles only when the forces of Ukraine's defense impressed some warehouses with ammunition. In turn, the Armed Forces was always fired more aimed, responsibly in the BC, the expert notes.

"Of course, the main needs of the Armed Forces in the shells are covered by Western partners, and we see what the situation is now, because the promised million shells have not received Ukraine, says Roman Pogorely. - Now we are talking about 600 thousand shells and we do not see them yet on the front ".

This signals that the capacities of the Western MIC is not enough for their rapid production and this is against the backdrop of attempts by some European politicians to do everything possible to delay assistance to Ukraine, says a specialist. However, the Ukrainian government is actively working to increase the production of domestic ammunition and this process is active.

As for the events near Avdiivka, according to Roman Pogorely, the situation develops very dynamically and it is impossible to say clearly what and whose forces are entrenched in a particular quarter of the city. At this time, the enemy is trying to secure himself in the city and burn so that it cannot be knocked out. "The invaders operate consistently and are fixed in buildings in small groups, even one person can accumulate in homes," the expert says.